ALUU FOUR: Fears, worries amid delayed trial of suspects
Nigeria, US agree on security strategy
Seeds of hope and harvests of despair (2)
Kano Govt dismisses six officials for fraud
CAO audit certifies Nigeria’s airspace
Man sets octogenarian mum on fire in Lagos
5 die in Edo road crash
Federation Cup: Enyimba pip Lobi 1-0, reach final
FG declines comment on alleged killing of Shekau
Bayelsa varsity loses accreditation of key courses
Orji asks immigration to flush out illegal immigrants in Aba
FEC approves N124bn for roads repair

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Don’t reduce National Theatre status to shop-window item – Ben Tomoloju
Mr Ben Tomoloju is a respected culture activist, film critic, playwright, theatre director and former Deputy Editor of The Guardian . As someone who has followed developments in the culture industry, Uncle Ben T as he is fondly called in this interview with Vanguard Arts bares his mind on the controversial issue of the planned concession of the National Theatre into a five-star hotel, shopping mall and car-park by the Culture and Tourism Minister. Excerpts.
APC unveils programmes, endorses Ngige as candidate for Anambra guber poll
ABUJA—All Progressives Party, declared Wednesday, that a large part of its agenda will focus on the Nigerian youth with particular attention to education, job creation, entrepreneurship skills, and vocational training.
‘2015: Only Supreme Court can determine Jonathan’s eligibility’
ABUJA—AHEAD of 2015 presidential election, Adamawa stakeholders in Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, said Wednesday, that only the Supreme Court can determine whether or not President Goodluck has the right to run for the presidential election.
Show us Shekau’s corpse
HURRAY! I say it again: hurray!! The Armed Forces of the Federal Republic of Nigeria have announced the elimination of Abubakar Shekau, the leader of Boko Haram, the religious sect that put Nigeria on the prime spot of terrorism map of the world.
Olusegun Obasanjo’s selective amnesia
LAST week, former President, Olusegun Obasanjo was keynote speaker at the fourth annual Ibadan Sustainable Development Summit, organised by the University of Ibadan. Against the backdrop of heightening political tension in the country, he surveyed the landscape and delivered what the French call a coup-de-poing, against the “younger” generation of political leaders, especially those who emerged as the crop of leaders from 1999.

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